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Pricing

Pay per course. No subscription.

Buy credits — one credit makes and hosts one course. Buy more and each gets cheaper. Credits never expire, and the files are yours to keep.

Credits never expire · no account fees

Course-credit packs

Single

Try it on one real course of your own.

$3one-time

$3 per course

  • 1 course credit
  • Full interactive course
  • Hosted at trycoursecast.com/c/your-course
  • Yours to export
Best value

Bundle

The sweet spot — a third off each course.

$10one-time

$2 per course

  • 5 course credits
  • Everything in Single
  • Credits never expire
  • Mix any topics

Stack

For teachers and makers running a whole shelf.

$29one-time

$1.45 per course

  • 20 course credits
  • Everything in Bundle
  • Best price per course
  • Build a full library
What one credit buys

A complete multi-lesson course — researched, written, with live widgets and quizzes — hosted at your own link and exportable as files you own.

Get started →
Open source · free forever

A developer? Run it free from your terminal.

The coursecast CLI is open source (MIT). Generate and deploy courses from your machine, drive it with your own Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini key, and self-host anywhere — no account, no credits, ever. The packs are for everyone who’d rather skip the terminal.

  • Self-host anywhere
  • Bring your own AI
  • Full source on GitHub
  • No account needed
› install once
$ npm i -g coursecast

› one prompt, deployed live
$ coursecast course "how DNS works" --deploy
✓ live at https://how-dns-works.you.dev
You own the files
Self-contained HTML — yours to keep and host.
No subscription
Buy credits when you want them. Nothing recurring.
Credits never expire
Use them today or next year. No pressure.
Questions

What about refunds, ownership, and how credits work?

One credit is one hosted course, credits never expire, and there’s a no-questions refund window on unused packs. The full rundown lives in the FAQ.

Your next course is one prompt away.

Type a topic, spend a single credit, and get the whole course generated and hosted. Or grab the open-source CLI and run it yourself.